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July 6, 2004The donation includes a selection of historically significant chairs, a collection of Nineteenth and Twentieth Century photographs, and a variety of manuscript rdf_Descriptions relating to the residents...-
July 6, 2004More than 30 artists and over 40 works will be included in this Acme Fine Art exhibition that will present a stylistic cross section of modern art in America.
July 6, 2004Hers is hardly a household name, but Tamara de Lempicka surely merits greater recognition for her contributions to the Modernist movement.
June 29, 2004In a packed salesroom, bidders from all over the world competed passionately to acquire guitars from Eric Clapton's collection or instruments donated by his musician friends.
June 29, 2004"The Sachsen-Meiningen set of 'The Birds of America,' extraordinary because of its excellent and uncut condition and fresh coloring, attracted a wide, mainly American audience."-
June 29, 2004It sold to a determined Nathan Tuttle of Gardner, Me., who drove all night to win the lot in person.
June 29, 2004Approximately 83 exhibitors, up from 45 in 2003, presented artifacts and textiles of Asia, Africa, Oceania, The Americas and Native America.
June 29, 2004When the dealers arrived on Friday for setup, many commented that for the first time in many years the grass was cut. That was because Steve Jenkins was on the mower himself Thursday afternoon.
June 29, 2004Thirty-two dealers from across the nation were again assembled by Robert Armacost, show manager.-
June 29, 2004A group of 75 rare watercolors, pastels and drawings, made from the 1860s through the 1990s by some of America's greatest artists, will be on view at Vassar College's Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center.
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June 29, 2004The High Museum of Art presents the first solo exhibition of Woodruff's paintings in Atlanta since his death in 1980.
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June 29, 2004The Bruce Museum features images of the film's production documented by a group of nine photographers from the renowned agency Magnum Photos.
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